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Rename repository clone on 2i2c hub as scipy-2024-climaterisk #3

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dhavide opened this issue Jun 28, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by 2i2c-org/infrastructure#4314
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dhavide commented Jun 28, 2024

This is a bit picky, but the repository scipy-2024-climaterisk is being cloned into a directory called scipy-2024-climaterisk.git. It's not a show-stopper, but it's the kind of thing that will bother me while I'm typing commands at the prompt (yes, I know tab-completion makes it trivial).

@jnywong , can we get that directory renamed without the ".git" suffix? I imagine there's a typo in a configuration file somewhere.

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jnywong commented Jul 1, 2024

Hey @dhavide ! Thanks for spotting that and opening this issue. I've updated the nbgitpuller link so that the .git suffix should no longer appear when launching the hub.

For those who already have the scipy-2024-climaterisk.git repo pulled into your hub, the new nbgitpuller link will pull down the repo again into a new directory without the .git extension, so you'll initially have both

scipy-2024-climaterisk
scipy-2024-climaterisk.git

You might need to push your working changes from your current .git-suffixed repo so that they don't get lost, and pull this into the new scipy-2024-climaterisk folder. Then you're all set 👍

I've also taken the liberty to automatically open the 02_Introduction_to_Open_Science.ipynb notebook. Let me know otherwise if you want that changed.

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